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5 years 8 months ago #218245 by Julie butler
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How soon do you think I'll hear about the result ,also so confused about cbwrg the 365 days ended and they now pay my stamp if I do go into support group will i get paid as it's still cb support group sorry to go on took 3 years to get to this point many thanks
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5 years 8 months ago #218271 by Gordon
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Julie
We have seen delays to the ESA process due to the Summer holidays, I don't have any feedback for ESA but my best guess is that you are looking at a minimum of 6-8 weeks for a Decision.
If you are not placed in the Support Group then you can only your ESA(CB) for a total of 365 days across your claim, so if you were originally placed in the SG when you claimed ESA then you will have the full 365 days, if you have previously spent any other time not in the SG then this will be deducted from the 365.
If you are awarded the SG then your ESA(CB) remains in payment irrelevant of how many of the 365 days you have used.
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We have seen delays to the ESA process due to the Summer holidays, I don't have any feedback for ESA but my best guess is that you are looking at a minimum of 6-8 weeks for a Decision.
If you are not placed in the Support Group then you can only your ESA(CB) for a total of 365 days across your claim, so if you were originally placed in the SG when you claimed ESA then you will have the full 365 days, if you have previously spent any other time not in the SG then this will be deducted from the 365.
If you are awarded the SG then your ESA(CB) remains in payment irrelevant of how many of the 365 days you have used.
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5 years 8 months ago #218316 by Julie butler
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My 365 days in work related activity ran out last sep2017 i never had a call or work focused interview,they credit me national insurance contributions ,so if I do get put in the support group will i get any money ,thank you
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5 years 8 months ago #218327 by Gordon
Yes, if you are placed in the SG then your ESA(CB) will be reinstated.
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Julie butler wrote: My 365 days in work related activity ran out last sep2017 i never had a call or work focused interview,they credit me national insurance contributions ,so if I do get put in the support group will i get any money ,thank you
Yes, if you are placed in the SG then your ESA(CB) will be reinstated.
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5 years 8 months ago #218778 by Julie butler
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Rang dw p about my assessment she said looks like I've been put in support group ,but because I'm married and the 365 days are up in the wrgroup then only my stamps will be paid is this right thank you .
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5 years 8 months ago #218789 by Gordon
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Julie
If you have indeed been placed in the SG then your ESA(CB) should be put back into payment,m the 365-day rule, even if you have had your 365 days, does not apply to the SG.
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If you have indeed been placed in the SG then your ESA(CB) should be put back into payment,m the 365-day rule, even if you have had your 365 days, does not apply to the SG.
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